The power function evaluates a base by raising it to the power of a given exponent.
Examples
The power function can be used to raise a number to the power of another number. For example, 23 would be written as:
power(2, 3)
Typically, the power function is used with a field reference or an expression.
For example:
power(${order_item.standard_deviation_profit},2)
Things to know
The power function can also be used to take the nth root of a number by using 1/n as the exponent. For example, the cube root (the 3rd root) of 7 would be:
power(7, 1/3)
For a square root (the 2nd root) just use the sqrt function.
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